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Old 08-20-2002, 07:20 AM
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will 9" backing plates and brakes bolt on 8" axle housings?
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Yes they will but, from what I know they have to come off a small bearing 9 inch. Also, the rear discs off of a 95 to 2001 Ford Explorer are an easy bolt on, thats what I am using on mine. E-mail me if you would like more info. Roger
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Roger - Do you know if the Explorer disc brakes will fit the 3 1/2" x 2 3/8" axel flange bolt pattern(9"-early large bolt pattern?......Don
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Not sure of your dimensions. I was only aware of 2 sizes for flanges - big and small bearing. Bearing being axle. The backing plate mounting holes from the explorer are identical in pattern to a 9 inch large bearing flange and requires little work to make it fit on the small bearing flange. My housing has the small bearing flanges which came off of a late 50`s truck. Hope this helps. Roger
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thanks Rodger, I have a complete and all new drum set up that I bpought at a swap meet. They are from a pickup and I suspect the large flange.You certainly helped with your info.I'm building another 40 and an 8" Granada is perfect, but I would like to use these large brakes.Now I know what to measure. Joe
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